Hi, what is the situations you're talking about?

Current rule is, for whoever has access to corresponding repositories, he/she will see activities on "Public Activity" tab.

So only you, and your collaborators will see private activities.

I am not logged in and I can see activities of all repos a user has contributed too. Doesn't matter if private or public.

What is your version of Gogs?

0.5.9.1213 Beta

Thanks your info!

I can confirm that. Although I'm not logged in, I can see the full activity history. Even of the none public repositories. But clicking on a link gives me a 404. Same applies to a user that has no rights granted to the repositories.

Version: 0.5.9.1213 Beta

Hi, I've pushed fix on dev branch, you can test on https://try.gogs.io/ as well.

Thank you very much. Unfortunately I'll have to wait for the next release to start using it.

This only applies to projects that are none public from the beginning? It seems like changing the setting afterwards make the repositories and changelogs unavailable (404), but they still remain in the activity stream.

@brejoc true, didn't change activity feeds' properties. Not sure how GitHub handles this?

This issue still exists :/